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reassure English

Meaning reassure meaning

What does reassure mean?
Definitions in simple English

reassure Verb

— When you reassure someone, you stop the person from having doubts and fears by giving advice and help.

reassure

— verb cause to feel sure; give reassurance to The airline tried to reassure the customers that the planes were safe — verb give or restore confidence in; cause to feel sure or certain I reassured him that we were safe

Synonyms reassure synonyms

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reassure English » English

assure console calm soothe pacify encourage appease tranquilize hearten guarantee convince comfort tranquillize solace set at ease quieten persuade give hope cheer up warrant vow vouch uplift underwrite tranquilise tell still settle sell revive reflect reaffirm protest promise plight placate make believe insure hold in gruntle gladden give one’s word give confidence to condole compose commiserate with cheer certify calm down becalm

Topics reassure topics

What do people use reassure to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Sad
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Worried
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Nervous
Social behavior Conflict Peace

Forgive

Conjugation reassure conjugation

How do you conjugate reassure?

reassure · verb

Examples reassure examples

How do I use reassure in a sentence?

Simple sentences

That doesn't reassure me.
Let me reassure you. I myself don't always understand what I've written.
He tried to reassure her.
Tom tried to reassure Mary.
Tom tried to reassure her.

Movie subtitles

I want to ask you something, just to reassure myself.
This is my cue to take you in my arms and reassure you.
They reassure us, threaten us.
First I want to reassure you that I am of sound mind, if not of body.
Then permit me to reassure you.
I'd be a bad communist, comrades, if I were to reassure you like a bunch of naive kids.
Let me reassure you. They died 900 years ago.
There is nothing new to reassure Parisians.
Maybe it counts, being good people. But you must reassure me.
We'd like to reassure you on Guido's behalf that you were the first showgirl in his life.
The Colonel is trying to reassure them, but they should no longer need it, since the Bersaglieri did shoot.
And maybe that would reassure her of your affections!
Please, reassure us, my dear Francis!
So, Arthur Milton wasn't able to reassure you?
I'd like for you to reassure them.
Does that reassure Your Excellency?
I came to reassure you and to thank you for the concern you showed.
Reassure them.
You can reassure mom.
Reassure the cardinal that I'm on the point of returning.
No, reassure her.
The colonel's trying to reassure them, but it's unnecessary after his men's musket shots.
I've done my best to reassure them.
I'll reassure you right now.
Doesn't that reassure you that I have no fatal intentions?
Mr. Mayor, may I leave now and reassure Catherine.
Some parents come to me with fears about their 13-year-old sons, but I can reassure them.
To reassure you.
That'll reassure them.
To reassure her.
Just something to reassure me I'm not the only living thing left in the universe, huh?
I tried to console him, to reassure him. but nothing would calm him.
If he has doubts, suspicions even, a little outside contact will soon reassure him.

News and current affairs

Although the job of maintaining Ukraine's democracy is primarily one for Ukrainians, the EU can help if it takes practical steps to reassure Ukrainians that they won't be cut off from the rest of Europe.
And it will not reassure consumers or investors.
Doing so would reassure American taxpayers worried about current deficits.
Just as importantly, it would reassure Chinese policymakers.
Reassuring Iraq's Sunnis that they have a place in the new Iraq will also reassure neighboring Sunni governments, which have mostly turned a blind eye to the support for the insurgency that has come from their lands.
If she had acted more boldly, she might have lost even more support, but the steps that she agreed to remained insufficient to reassure markets.
If he is to reassure EU national leaders that they should re-appoint him, then he needs to signal that his second term can hold out fresh promise.
Inspections would need to be frequent and intrusive to reassure the outside world of what Iran is doing - or, perhaps more to the point, what it is not doing.
Subsidiaries' host countries, for their part, must reassure parent banks that financial regulation will remain predictable.
Will the US take measures to reassure China?
The growing role of the UN in this process puts the seal of international law and diplomacy over the global struggle against terrorism, and helps to reassure many countries that this is a true international effort, not just the US acting alone.
Central bankers try to soothe and reassure, but they are not very convincing.
In the Gulf, Iran has tried to reassure its Arab neighbors that Iranian power is not aimed at them and can in fact be a pillar of gulf security.
Explicit US support for Japanese constitutional reform might not only blunt Chinese criticism, but could also reassure many Japanese that updating Article 9 would not amount to rejecting the postwar order that the Americans helped to establish in Japan.
Being welcomed within the great international family of the West will reassure them, stabilize them, and contribute to their political, cultural, and economic development.
Vladimir Putin, by contrast, exudes energy and health, and may still reassure many segments of Russian society whose main concern is their country's glory rather than its citizens' happiness.
Gates, however, is due to step down from his post shortly, which is unfortunate, because the Obama administration's apparent lack of any explicit Asia strategy means that Gates's reassurances might not reassure for very long.
Perhaps that would be enough to reassure everyone that policymakers' current acquiescence in a prolonged slump was a horrible mistake that will not be repeated.
On the contrary, he must change the conversation to reassure voters that their economic future is bright.
Comparisons to Nazi-era Europe do nothing to reassure a community that, despite all of the major historical differences between then and now, cannot quite shake the feeling that it is dancing on the rim of a volcano.
Despite meeting after meeting, heads of state and finance ministers have failed to reassure markets.
To be sure, the EU needs to reassure its citizens that their data will be used properly; measures that do this will help the digital economy grow.
But they remain untested and, given their relatively small volumes, cannot reassure markets or provide adequate emergency support to crisis countries, especially in the event of large-scale systemic shocks.
Greater predictability and clarity in the property system is likely to bring economic benefits, reassure international investors, and signal the leadership's determination to pursue further economic reforms.

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